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PRICE SEVI3N-PENCF. 0 WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY •OF LONDON. • ( i.ENTIAMEN, THE I)isBolUtion of Pailiament having beet* of ficially announced, I now beg respectfully to solicit the dis 11"guit* honour of being returned wield your Representative's at -thitllection which is appointed to talie place on fittnoT, the Oth Instant. „... Engaged as I have been in Commercial pursuits from a very early period, it will be my constant study to' promote by every means in my power the gout Trading Interests of this Country; . tit the same time I shall moat anxiously watch over, and realonsly tokintain the Corporate Rights and Privileges of My fellow-citizens, • sh oulcii_be.honoured.with your Soffrges., • I consider it superfluous to make any profeSsion of loyalty to my sovereign, or attachment to the constitution. • Meting confidence as I have hitherty done in the conduct of his lfsjesty's Government, I. nevertheless. pledge myself to an mode- I e u'kut and faithful discharge of the important duties, which 4 e e elharily attach to the distinguished station to which I am now P neolleagerl to aspire. Putieularly regret that it ltas not been in my power to pay my Potato* respeets to every imlividual of the I.ivery, but I trust tUat (ITV * wilt' l .. - • t _ur ...)era ity, tin attribute t appal ru hois'le t• to the dif f iculty of visiting so numerous a.body, and which diffi culty isinuch increased by the extrenie incorrectness of the Lists. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, Si, N ew yl i ." ( iL street, WILLIAM WARD. 3,1 June, 1828. • TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. GENTLEMEN, THE PARLIAMENT is now upon theAr4 of TO , TtIE 'GENTRY, 'CLIEitGY, - AND • VREEIIOLDEItS OF THE CQUNTY OE ESSEX. Gewerrienr, , . . Have now had the honour (4 repretentiug you in three successive Parliaments, and I again solicit your suffrages pt the-approaching General Eleatiou,id not venture thus, a fourth time, to otVer myself to your choice'''. we I "t cw Th ei°°' of having leneellY) end, to the best, ofiry ability, discharged those high and important duties committed to my, care ; my health had often failed me, but my zeal hr thit'esecution of those duties hai never abated; I . have not been idle,'and 'assure you that the true in terest of wyeountry has ever been, the .A..rot ob,iP,-ct of myythoUghts end the motive told guide of all turactions.. It would be useless to say wore, you will necessarily determine, bi your experience and OPlui°" 'of myiust conduct, my claims to your future confidence. It will be the highest gratificatiortof my ambition if you now r*-eleet me to the proud and distinguished .ituatiokof a Pci w e s e ntati v"f this sounty:—l have the honour: to be, Gentletueu, With every sentiment of respect awl gratittule, ' •—• ; Your faithfuL and obedient Servant, London, Jun* g; 1526.• C. WESTERN. From the LoNpoN ciAzETTE, tiNE 8. At the Court at Carlton-noose, toe Ist of Joueo. ltaQti, p re*En t the Xing's Most Excellent Atairsty io Conned. •- . 'l'll6 any the Wet 'Noble - 4mo, Ma rlinis of Salisbury was, by command of his Nasty, sworn of Lis Afajesty's Most llonourable Privy Conncil, and took , his plans at th e li a ,„ r d he _ cordingly, At the Colt t a C'srlton-lloule, the 24lth.nf May, present, the. Kings Most I?,xrelleut Majesty an Council.llia Illaiesty 'having been pleased to appoiut Lieut.-Cieneral Sir ti my \Verde, Governor of the Island of Boludo‘es,, he this day tuok the usual oaths appoititeti to be taken by the Goyeroors of his Majesty's Plantations. Is now upon its DISSOLUtION, and I shall ifum4iitlaly kW) town and return aiming you. ,sr:. 4 giveii. me great satisfaction that in,the. 'Short period which has elapsed sine* Ileft the County, I have had en opportunity of proving to you my determination, if I have again 0140100m14 being returned by you to Parliament, to discharg,e my duty ;with seal, integrity awl independence. • I have pledged myself in the House of Commons, to bring before thinext 'Parliament the Subject of-a Petition, which bee been entrusted' to me, und t renew that pledge to you, '41414. conviction that my Constituents are never indifferent to what appears to be an Attack upon the Liberty of the Subject. The language of confidence is so familiar to all Candidates} amid is so often employed,by them to promote; ratli:r than deelarc,itbeir success, that I abaft ,content myself, with thanking you mast sincerely and warmiY for the great enoeuragentent wlihh yOuthave given me to expect* a complete triumph at the approaching Elec tion; and with an assurance that I shall not abandintithat;hope whiie a Frreholaor reunthei unpulled in the County, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your grateful and devoted Servant, THOMAS WENTWORTH BEAUMONT. 24, Saint James's-place, May SO, 1826. LITERATURE; SILIKONVIS THE WWI` INATICH 1$ 1825. I2mo. Murray. Our readers- will doubtless ere this be acquainted with this little - volume, without the formality of or introduction ; and we doubt not will agree with us in regarding it as one of the most exquisite specimens of de scriptive huinour which the present day has produced.' The author: made his voyage to cure rheumatism, and we imagine.the perusal of hi§ book will almost answer the same piirpose to any reader who may be similarly afflicted ; or at all events we are sure no reader can find a better remedy against hypochondriac symptoms. His original remarks on every r e c urren c e are tr u ly irresistible. We will say nothing of his remedies for the rheumatics, (p. 3.) or of the description of cousins Lucy and Margaret, (p. 5.) who so conspicuously "che rished that one presumptuous sin, that one stain of the fall, which seems to be as much the darling passion of autumnal womanhood, as personal distinction is of girls, the love of administering physic"—or of the chemical efficacy of fusion for his complaint, which he thought could efrectually ho tried in the West Indies ; or of his gale in the bay of Biscay, (p. 10.) or, of the delights a 'Madeira, (p. 19.) or its fair nuns, t 31.) or the privileges of crossing the tropic ; all these things we pass over to land him safely at Barbadoes. The appalling mass of black faces, the tremendous shouts of congratulation on the land ing of the Bishop, in whose train the•author was ; and the exchnhation of the negro girls, " de Bissop is coming —to marry us," are described with inimitable life arid spirit ; the novelties of the black world afford throughout abundant scope for the author's talent of ludicrous description ; and amidst'the vast variety of scenes which present themselves us subjects for him sketches, it would be impossible to say in which he . has exercised his pencil to the greatest advantape. The 'monkey chorus (p.• 79.) would afford an admi rable idea for Weber's next opera. The yell with which they serenaded bbn was some thing, he assures us, " batween dibtaut thunder, loose iron bars in: a cart in Fleet -street, bagpipes, and drunken men laughing." Nothing can be better than Carlton House, June 1, 1026. This day the Baron de Stiernehl, Envoy Extraordinsry and 'Minister Plenipotentiary from the Kin& of Swteden, lin4 a Pri vate audience of his Muje.ty to deliver a lettar irwp his Sovereign. OLA TO THE WORTHY AND. INDEPENDENT FREE BUR GESSES OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY OP NEW CASTLE-UPON-TYNE. GENTLEMEN', irN expectation of an early Dissolution of Paha tutnt, I Announce to you my intention of soliciting the honour of your suffrages for the fourth time. Carlton House, Mby The King was this day pl?ased to confer the honour of KPight hood upon Liotteustit-Colonel William Lewis 1 - lerries, De puty Quarter-illaater-Cienetal of his rtikissty's f'orees iv the Mt tliteri :mean, Knight Commander of the ituyAl liattoveriun Guelpltie Order. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS, :OF THE COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Whitehall, June 2, Hi 26. The King bas been pleased to direct Letters Patent to he passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and. Ireland, constituting and Appointing th e Ri g h t li on. Charles WatkinDiana Wynn ; Henry Earl Bathurst, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Gaiter, the Right lion. George Can. ning, and the Right Hon. Robert Peel, his Majesty's threo . ,Prin- Cipai Secretaries of State.; Robert Banks, Earl of 'Liverpool, Knight of the itlost Noble Order of the Garter,. First Commis sioner of his illajeety'S Treasury ;. the Right Hun. Vreilerick John 'Rubinson, Chancellor of Ida Alajesty!s Exchequer ; Art h ur Duke of Wellington, Knight of the Most Noble Older of the Garter; James lirownlow ilfarquis of Salisbury ; John Baron Teignmouth ; the Bight lion. John. Sullivan; the Right lion. Sir Getirge Warrender, Bart. ; Joseph Pit illimore, Doctor of Laws, and William Yates Peel, Esq. his :Majesty's Commissioners for the Moire of India. DISTRESgED-MAN UFACT EI I I,ERS-.-At u MEItTOIO of the 51anufacturca Relief . committee, held at the City of London TaVern,'ou Saturday, lune 3, 1816, The Earl o f CLARENDON in the. Chair: It was resolved that grants should be made to the following places ; -:- For the distressed district between Stockport and Macclesfield i .- - £3OO 0 For several townships in the parish of Glossop, Derbyshire - . - . - 50 0 • For N ort h A lsolCs, near Oriatskirk - .50 0 FA 'Utley; near L tt -Ils . , - - , 60 0 For Billinge, near Wigan.' •' - . 50 0 For Brindle, Hear Prtss' tAiri: . - - 100 0 For Leek, Staffordshire . - - 1000 0 ' .. For several Townships in the parish of Black burn - - \ . • - 1000 0 - - Per Darlington, Yorkshire - - 60 ---0 For Hipi}erholni, near Halifax - 100 0 For Henley, Staffordshire . - 200 0 For Trowbridge - - - 300 0 For th e parish of Rowberrow - 50 0 GrNTLIMEN, • yr being generally understood that Parliament will -11- be dissolved in a few days,l beg once more to tender you my most grateful thanks for the very flattering manner in which yon received me, on nay recent canvass for the high honour of again becoming one of your Representatives in Parliament. The abort period I have held that distinguished situation, has 1 am aware, afforded ma little occasion of proving to the county how far Earn a fit person to be entrusted with the exercise of the important duties of that honourable station. I have ; however, had oppor tunities of declaring to you publicly my political principles, and it is enctwiaging and • gratifying to me to know' that •the principles I have• hitherto maintained,' and shall continue to maintain, are in perfect unison with those. of 'a great majority of the county. Though lam decidedly adverse to granting further political power to the Roman Catholics, I shall ever be an advo cate for religions toleration in its utmost latitude. - I inn an enemy. to slavery wherever and in whatever shape it may exist, and any humble endeavours shall not be wanting • to obtain its speedy and total abolition. in all parts of the British dominions. if, by your independent suffrages, I shall - 6e again placed in the enviable situation to which it is my utmost ambition to aspire, I beg you to be assured I will zealously endeavour to perform its duties, awl especially to watch over and protect the local interests of nay native county. I have the hononr to remain, with unfeigned gratitude and respect, I am faithful to the conatitutiOrial prinelpe which fist recom mended me to your favour, and if, in your judgment, I have been duty diligent in the (Heiberg* of the clutivi conticlool to me, I have had too long experience of your kindness to apprehend your up proaching.decision; , ' To he again distinguished ,by rotor independent choice-- . —again twowe a licat io the Legislature of the country to that portion of my fellow sultjA , t4 whove'cLim to my esteem and gratitude nei ther tittle_ nor eireunutance can ever abate, iN the hiclikt honour I spire to ;: and if my put vervieet, in 'very eventful times, are demrving. of your recollection, the continuance of your confidence is the reward' I - eovi,t. . , I shall proceed to my post as soon as I am releaMed from my attendance here; unit, in the - moan time, 'with every sentiment of rospect and attacEinent, I remain, -Your much obliged awl most obedient,' cuni - BERT _ELLISON. 71, London, 22d May, 1826. 'Whitehall, June I, 18iti. The King has ht-en pleat,e(l to nominate the Bev. , llenry Francis Lyte, A.B. to the new district Church in the parish of Lower Brabant, in the County of Devon and Dittetse of IN r, void by the resignation of the Rev. Robert lloldsworth. LITERATURE. CORN AND CURRPNCY.-1 , 011 ETON AORICULTURE, Commissions oigned by the ,‘"i(v-I.ieu4 , 4ant of tha County of Su n _ , • . - This Day was publishol, in Svo., price 41. ed. CORN and CURRENCY. In an ADDRESS . to the LANDOWNERS. East Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry--John Marsh Teiup,!eman, Gout. to be Cornet ; John Slade, Gent. to he ►litto. '• West Somerset YeoMaury Cav►►lry—Robert Guy Evered, Esq. to be Captain. Coryu►isaiun in the Ist Macclesfield Troop of the ;(ing'►i Reginteut of Closhire Youuntury Cavalry. Jasper Holley, Gent. to he Cornet. vice Davies reigned. Comnussion in the North Derbyshire corp►,;of, Yeomanry Ca valry. J. Manes, Gent. to be Cornet, viee i•;;wettenhatn,, promoted. - Ti I; 6 I", Gentlemen, Your devoted sod much obliged servant, Woolsington, May 29, 1826. MATTHEW BELL. By Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Bart„ of Netherby. Also, REPORT on the TRADE in FOREIGN CORN, and of the Agric4ice of the North of Europe.. By WM. JACOB, Esq. As ordered to be 'printed by the Howe of Comnions. With an Appendix of i.Offloial Documents,- Tables, Averagea.of Prices. Stocki on band in 'the various exporting Countries, Shipments, &c. &c.• 4 vol. tivo. Os. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Scl Juxr, 1826. NOTICE is hereby given, That a SESSION of 1 I OYER and TERAIINER and GAOL DELIVERY for From the'DUBLIN GAZETTE, May, 20, if 326. the TRIAL of OFFENCES committed - nn the HIGH SEAS, - within the Jurisdiction of the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND, will be held at JUSTICE HALL, in the- OLD BAILEY, LONDON, on SATURDAY, the Flan of JULY next, at eight o'Clock in the Morning :—And all Sheriffs, Gaolers,' and Keepers of Prisons, in whose custody any Prisonere, chargetPwith Offences committed on the High Seas, or within the said Juris diction, may he, are hereby required to transmit a copy of the Commitment of every such. Prisoner to Mr. BlcittiELL, the 'Soli citor of the Admiralty, on Spring Garden Terrace, London, in order that the necessary measures maybe taken, for removing all such Nisoners to Ilia Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, for trial at the said intended Session : And all Mayors, JUstices,Coroners, and other Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, Information' , 'Exa minations, or Recognizancea may have been taken totteltin4 any such Offences, are required to transmit the same forthwith Id Mr. Tuom.te SITILTOM, the Clerk of Arraigns of the Night Court of Admiralty of England, at his Office, at the Sessions House in the Old Bailey, London. Published by .laines ilidliway, 169, Piccadilly, and the Book. sellers of Carlisle, Hail, Ecc.. - - - - Ulster's-Office, May 19. Whereas his Majeaty has been gratiouisly pleased to give and grant ►into George Gun,.of Hiveradale, in the county of Kerry, Esq. and unto June bid wife, one of the &tighten nod eoheirs of Hobert Gordon, late of. New Grove, in elit (*oar of Gorki Rsq decearted,.by.Anne his wife, niece of the Right lion, Hobert late Baron Hossmore, of the. kingdom of. Ireland, also ileeeased, that they and their issue may, in compliance with trn injunction von . taimd in the bat will and testament -of the said Lord flossioure, take and use the surname of Cituninghinne in addition to and after that of Gun. . . • CURRENCY, &e. This Day was published, in Wyo. pike Ss jLEMENTA PROPOgriiONS on the CURRENCY. Tile Third FAition, with Additiona, aliening their Application to the Present Tines. Ily iiENRY DRUMMOND. Sir Ralph Woodford's speech; (p. 58.) or the baptismal and marriage solemnities which followed. But selec tion is almost impossible : we will only ask our readers to peruse the following account of a dance at Antigua : Also; CHEAP CORN BEST FOR TARSIERS,•' iiroved in a Latter addrebserl to Geo. Mime &Miner, Esq. M.P. 'l4 Sur. rey. By . One of his Constituents. Price t'. l .s. Published by James Ridgway, '169, Piccadilly, a►ul iill ILiok sellers. Every Creole female loves dancing► as she loves herself. From the quadrille of the lady down to the John-John of the negro, to dance is to be happy.. 'l7►e intense delight they take in it is the natural consequence of that suppression of animal vivacity which the climate and habits. of the \Vest Indies never fail to produce. The day is passed within doors in languor and silence; there are ►io public amuse►nents or public occupations to engage their atten- Gm, and their domestic cares are few. A ball is - therefore to DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. J. Suunders, Bath, grocer. W. Tiekner, Horsham, Sussex, nurseryman. J. Lancaster, Hunslett, Leeds, Yorkshire, druggist. J. Smith, Broad -street, merchant. F. Fagg, Swansea; Glamerganshire, bookseller. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 1.1 Hodson, Worcester, leather-dresser. BANKRUpTs. GENERAL ELECTION.—REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. This Day was published, price 18,6 d. SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of JOHN C. 11011 HOUSE, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. in the House of Com- them more than a lull; it is an awakener front iniensibilty, a atunmoner to society, a Elterator oaf locked up affections, tut in spirer of motion and thought. Accordingly there ifi more art lessness, more passion than is usual with us in England ; the soft dark eyes of a Creole girl seem to speak such devotion and ear nestnestuess of spirit that you cannot choose but make your part ner your sweetheart of an hour; there is an attachment between J. W. CROKER. mons, nn the Silltlr'of Aprii, 18e6, on the Motion of Lord John 1 I ossell, for a Refornrof Parliament. Aleo, Ist, LETTERS to LORI) JOHN RUSSELL, upon his No tice of a Motion for Reform. Second Edition, price Ss. 2d, The LAST REIGN of the EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By John C. Hobhouse, Esq. M.P. Third Edition, vols., price 24.5. Published by James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly, and all Book sellers. PORTSMOUTH VICTUALLING OFFICE. MAY 19, 1526. ON Thutiday the Bth of Juno next, at Eleven o'Clock, will b e ex p ose d t o p u bli c sa l e u t t hi s Office, in perste Lots, at per pound, two Brewing Coppers, now stand ing in one of his Majesty's BrewhauSes at Weevil, near Gosport ; each, Copper., weighing about Si Tons, one being . calculated to boil off one Hundred and fifty barrels, and the other about One hundred and ninety barrels. The weight ofthe brass cocks will be included with that of the coppers, and no allowance made for dross or dirt. Any persons inclinable to purchase may have the liberty of inspecting the same in the common working hours. The Coppers are to betaken down and cleared away, at the ex.. pence of the Purchasers, within one month after the Sale. J., Jafferson, Alarshall-street, . - C.caralay-marliet, St. James, Westminskr, brewer, to surrender June 10, 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attortsies, Messer. Poole, Greenfield and Gaudin, Gray's-Inn-square. C. Venniley, South Sea Chambers, Titres4lll4llle-street, merchant, Jame 6, at tan, 17, at eleven, anal July IL,, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. „Attorney, Mr. Holt, Thread needle-street. you which is delightful, and you cannot resign it withmit regret. She is pale; it is true, but there is n beauty, al Soklt said, in this very intleuess, and her full yet delicate shops is at once the shrine and censer of Love, whence breathe- the melting thought, The kiss Ambrosial, and the yielding smile. Their dunning is an andante nuivement, hut they never tire. trphorne with iudefatigahle toes, they will hold you seven or eight hours right on end, and th►nk the minutes all too short. At four in the morning my Lk partner went ; she had started ut half past seven ; she could nu longer rt.siit the cavernous yawns of her pap►► and mamma, hut it was reluctly that Ale went; 0 ..: 2 J. Evertla, 13mul-street, Austin-friars, merchant, June IS, at eleven, 17, at ten, and July Ir, at eleven, at the Court of Clutumisaioners. Attoruies, Mous. Ciladdelen and Barlow, Atli t ti. friars. . 60 J.Wli i ttenbury, Great Cambridge-street, Ilackney,rosul, liuiltiei, June 10, at twelve, 24, at eleven, and July 15, at nine, et t 1,46 Court of Conuniesioners. Attorney, Air. Itaildeley, Lvimi.stvuet, Goodman',-firlds. A. Deposit of 251. per cent. to be made on the estimated amount of each Lot at the Cute of purchase, and the remainder of the Money paid, according to the actual wciglit, befoie the Coppers are taken away. Neellum 141;tiata rice sit. I like a ball iu the Weit Indies better than in England. True N. H. Barnet+, Bath, Someraetabire, victualler, Julie 20, at twelve, 21, at two, and July 15, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attarnica, Mr. Alaimo:in, ItUdine 'Ample; awl 'dr. HeHilly, Bath. 21 0 5 0 WM. REEKS. IMI)ORTA NT TO' FAMILIES IV.lvena, Torrington -square, merchant, June 6, 17, and July lb. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners._ Attorttim Alestirt“ Sweet, Stokes,,and Carr, Ihtainghall-street, R. Ridge, Park-teases, Regent's Park, ironmonger, hue IS, at nine, 20, at eleven, and July 15, at ten, at the Court. of Com missioners. Attorney, Air. 13toldeley, Lematt-street, Goodin:W*- 5We. £2,400 0 Amount already advertised - - .£118,283 16.. Ofd, • ADDITIONAL R 1 ,BSCRIPTIONS. d r - U A 1.. ricnd 4 gle Inhabitants of East hooe 'Mr. Schutz end parish of St. 'Martin. Mrs. Schutz - • 44 V. Dr. 'Mitchell 5 0 et V.:les and Co, J ames Nicholas 1 0 Willi:11 P 1i Barker 2 o Dumas - Bond • - 1 0 Per :Raman! and Co. eter Rog er. - .1 0 Parish a w es t e d m , m ,, pout ' Sosdy, R.N. '1 . 0 Kent, per Rev. R. D. 841411 o f t . 4, 3 lloard, 41/. Os. Gd. Parish St. Martin 2 7 Per Curries an Co' Emma Smith . - 1 0 Per Uurricn and Co. • 1,11. C. . - 1 1 Per badbroke and of Sheen 2 2 Wilbraham, jun. 3 3 John Wood . 19 !O 441.1'. „ . • - 2• .2 Per Sir Claude Scott' and Co Mrs 4 Barker 1 1 Wm. and Geo. Perry 10 0 Rev. Thomas Steven Gossett . 25 Per Marten, Call, and Co. Mrs. Gowan ' , 5 0 Captain Wm. Gowan 3 0 (:!rainer Roberts 1 0 Mrs. T. Cramer Roberts 1 0 Per flurries and Co. J. b. l 0 Per Alerland and Co. 1 0 Per Drummond and Co. Rev. J. 1.1. Mitchell 5 0 11. A. Smith . 1 1 Sir Horace St. Paul 200 Per Cocks and Co. (Akers of theist Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry 60 Per W rights and Co. A siding and Collings 10 Per Twining* and Co. Rev. J. Mitchell 3 Per Pracds and Co. Arnold ainewrigh t Per Snow and Co. E. 11-. Adams. 1 A Lady Robert Capper Per Childs and Co. HenryThothas bane 5 John Bell - 5 - Rev. Robert C. Barnard 10 Rev. Frederick Gil dart • - Ilonourable Mrs. Wm. Brodriek Per Goslings and CO. Rev. P. lllencowe John Webb . 2 Per Hoares and CO. Rev. John Constable 5, X. Y. . . 60 Swynfen Jervis, jun. 10 Per Coutts and Co. Richmond, surrey, the Bon. and Rev. 'l% Noel 10. 811 4scription. from South - 4 olpten, remitted by . th e 7chairstian i)1 :the Committee 561;1.175. Gd. 3 uhscription of the In habinunei of Newark, • Per W. E. Tallents 217 0 Collection after a Ser. mar, at . orkshi re , per Rev. i 11,401. Radcliffe 181. Ills . Id. ct aiection at the Inde pendent chapel, Fet ter-lane, per Air. Ja3. Ilinitiell • 10/. 2e. t;d. H. , I 1 C. D. 1 1 Joh n Barnes - 20 0 Uellection at die, Chapel of the Independent Dissenters at Nor ,Wood, Surrey. after a ~ Sermon by Rev. J. Richards,_ including the sum of 41.45, front the _young Gentlemen or Mr. Pitey'3 o f 13 2 Lord Stanley AO 0 Per Smith, Payne, and Co. Al rt. H opk ins, of Stone house, Stafford " 10 10 Per Spooner and,'Co. Valiance and Son, Sit ringbourne '• 1 0 „ l'er Barclay and Richard Bevan 20 0 Per Rogers and Co. 'On. Stock, Poplar - 0 ik Per Barnette and Co: 4 '4- kir. Sisson, Wel :1421110tt. JHerts • 3 3 A Per idetlaile and Co. 'ldles ion in the Parish uPj srvin,in Cheshire . 'John Sit 20/.Os. 24., ewell, Clapham Commo n • . 20 0 Per Martin, Stone, and Co. 4414 1,Y gYkes • 10.10 „ 'et lios a n que t an d C o . gesi 11. lieevor,orNew „ ar k-upon-Trnt .3 9. Veor g e Jacob Rosan (met - 1 0 ° I. e Willis eer W and C o. 1 . , . - 1 Ward - 3 0 Collected at- th e bi o , 3 It sendoff Chapel, St. (lenient's, by the Itev. ttines Hinton tit, h s. 3d. tev. mo t . Natt, St. John's - - 10 0 !I•ii•scrip!ions received by the Bankers in and Country; qui At the City of London Tavern, where the Com mittee cop ious to meet. i (l4 , NYni. en; Dissenting Ministers, and (Altera, desiring infor iti.)itata relative to the di s t ress exbting in the Manufacturing struts, may have a printed' statement, on a pplication to . W. H. 1.13"1`. Sec. A pplicationstothe Committee must be addressed to" Francis it r elier e, ondon," and su p erscr ib e d " Manufacturers' otumittee" • • ITHP CIIIVFt N; • 11011 ti - Ar . o x • A N r ) 8 • ION . • • • • ICKNI-AN'S PILLS are allowed to he the ,„cilvssful Peeper:llM,, fur r if t ,t, ia lly wilitercvseitinrfuture rectiri puce tit ffilist• di C "ri, e4(llll tin imperfect actiOn of the ltrniary i'"l)tavel aunt Slone, taitubagt., Nitta in the flack and I.olll*, lltressin„of urini..,*„.. c.mpuse•l of the most innocent this tufty valuallie Medicine relicvc , ttle ftoon'the excruciatin tortillas of those diseases gpihuut et any (itilence or injury lii the Cotislitntinn, olid fr it" confinement or test r.iint of diet dining its use. It' "I tlie old es t P u bli c . Medicines extant anti its- rm.- , cu and VfliCaq base Uniformly nmilltitillclt the bigh t ' s! iPIf tation ( hea d • . 10 Boxes, 5h25;.9d... and I Is. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Bat,ir st dc, corner of St. Patti's, London; 54, Sock rille-sf reel, ; itlld 73, Princes-st r. et, Edinburgh Savory and Co. ttri, " t 'tv TO, Regent •streett studo7ll,4l Medicine Venders throughout the linited "lioni may be had fit fil..l:ll.'S r(9 `B l Yt "P"imileitarti Cin tot ic itheuntation, Spat- Affe c t ions. Stiffness, and Enlargement of Ilit• &c. Ili liottl43, itt Is. lid. •tintil 2114 16 I 0 1,. Baugh Allen • Rev. Josh. Gould, addi -tionol - - 6 0 • Per Fry & Chapman. Reit. W. Newsom, of Serution, sundry small subscriptions 11. I6s. 6d. 5 6 THE- BEST COMMENT on the Virtues and Renovating Efficacy of Dr. SOI 40:11ON'S GE - BRATED CORPTA 14 13A1,d1 OF 0.11,EA is the Cer. minty that li dics ilt*Fitshion and Respectability find it On most Efficacious Medical Restorative to he met with in Various 'Weaknesses peculiar to their Sex, gently throwing a genial. .warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed frame, recruiting the decayed spirit)+, dissipating headache, dulness, and languor, and creating a pleasing vivacity.' The great extent to which it is used by the Sickly,' the Nervous, and the Debilitate(l,'rroves its unrivalled merit ; to thousands of whom it is daily affording relief which no other Medicine has supplied. •, • To those v.irein early indulgence of the Passiona—Dissipa don, or too great Reliance on Constitutional Strength, have been injurious ; to the Sufferer front iatwnesa of Spirits, Heavi ness of Mind, Deranged Stomach, Languor, and Intapacity for,Exertion ; to those in .whorn the Digestive and Nervous Systems have been deranged, and consequently labouring under irregular and painful action ; and to those persons who have oct ruined their Constitu tions, and, brou g ht on a perfect Tubes Dorsalis, by an immoderate induleree of their passions ; or in their way to the ecokonSeustsnetsnit find t o s n t h o e of thittde lo ra h f le i l i t a a l i a n d y are u: affected with Wn Obstruction cuations, this remedy is recommended from ample experience as the beet restorative. A very important observation may he made in favour of this celebrated Medicine, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and efficacious ; it could not have • obtained the unexampled demand it has acquired; fbr, as it has rarely the great advert, Cage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the Patient, so thing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary (-Gas, can induce, perseverance ; and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest conibitia. 6°113 of Chemicals and Galenicals to root Out ..loonic diseases and restore the valetudinarian to health. Muth more might be said in just report of it; for great experience hawshewn that none need despair, however dangerous their situation may be, When so noble, safe, anti efficacious a remedy is offered for their relief. ,CAUTiox.—As many Imitations of this excellent Remedy are on Sale, the Public will be sure to ask for it as " Dr. We irton's," and Look_ at the Stamp nflixed to each Bottle, which has "Semi. 'Solomon, Liverpool," engraves upon it: none other is genuine. Patients requiring advice may obtain it by application to Gilead-House, Accompanied with a remittance of a U. Note. To be hail at Oileatl-Honse, near Liverpool ; of Mr. joint ston, 68, Cornhill ; .11r. Sanger Gate Bacon ?k, Co.), Lid, Or ford-street; Mr. Ward , Holborn; Mr. henry Mackeill , : 13, Whitechapel, London ; and by all the principal Venders of Patent Medicines throughout the United Kingdom, Price 1111, per Bottle, or four iii One Family B o w, for 18s, NEW SONG S.--White and Red Roses, sun , * by Madame Vestriti, composed by J Barnett, ts. Bonnie we; wife (ncrw Edition), sung by Madam Vestris, com posed by Mrs. Miles,. 2a, A a man for a' that, sung by Mr. Braham, composed by A. Lee, 2s. Woman, sung by Mr. Brehm, composed by A. Lee, es. Tell me nu more, sung by Mr. Brabant, compoicid by J. Braluttn, 2a. Blue Bonnets over the Border, sung, by Mr. Brabant, compos ed by A. Lee, s. ' Horn of chase (new Edition), sung by Mr. Bohan), -composed by A. Lee, 2s. Birds are singing sweet, my love, song by Mr. Braliam, com posed by . J. Braharn,,2*. Farewell Song, sung by Miss Foote, composed by M. Kelly, ' My heart- is young, sung by Bliss Foote, composed by Pd. Kelly, le. dd. Blink over the burn, my,sweet, sung by Miss Stephens, corn posed by J. Sulith, 25.. Oh, I lose this moonlight ray, song by Miss Stephens, coin. posed by G. F. Stansbury, 2s. Such tears are bliss, sung by Miss Stephens, composed by I. C. Clifton, 2,4. There is a love, sung by Mr. Sapio, composed by F. J. Klose, 2s. • Will you with me, my love, Mary, sung by Mr. Sapio, corn. posed by J. A. Wade, Esq., 2e. Published by J. WILLIS and Co., Royal Musical Repository, 55, St. James's.street (opposite Jannyn-street), London ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, where may be had every variety of Grand, Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Cirenlur Pianoibrtee, Harps, &c. by the mast eminent Makers, at the lowest manufacturers' prices...—Pianofortes,. Harps, &c. let out on rip CIA BAN GENINLA 14 0 UTFITTI NG • WARENOUSEi far the EAST and WEST IN DIES and SOUTH AMERICA, 'at TER CHANOE, 'STRAND: :- . • - 01liter*, Cadets, and iVriters going to India, and Gentle• men proceeding to' South America, or any other part of the ()lob e , will find in this Establishment the whole of their Alin tary A ppointments, Swortht; Chacoh SiAlles. Belts; Pistols, Ate. logetlter with. a large and well-manufactured Nun . * of Sea Cots, Cotiehea, imllletitling : Cabin Wash-hued `.l'aiiks, Chairs, And 'mums ; 801,0, 0 , 1 w, mule and k Bulloc Trunks , and every . , anil othe r trep i e:r3 el i ntatt . s : Other descripti o n. o rp r3ve lling Equipa g 4 . ,. AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with the neeemeary requitiitett for India, likewime . a 'great variety of Silver and Plated Artieleq, Knives and Forkii, suitable for families going libroml ; Military and A FA Si I lONA BLE A .STOC Ilindostatire_Booka, Map, &c. ~.. Corriele, Tan nao chase, il A lINEIiS, with every Intl ieg, and South, America, of Carriage, dem, Pha e t o n st3nhor. which inerit insp ect i on from 'their descriPtion of t•addlery, - &e. ,S‘e. for home me, -Last and IVest excellent quality, first stylc of workmanship, .and moderate pricei. - ' - . All the Article* in thisEstahlishment are warran,tetl, and the excellent plan of fifty years *tanning ix still *trimly :adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money rricii, from %I'M) 00 phate ment will be made. • it is that you perspire, huttlien you have not to undergo the tri umph of superior frigidity in your partner; she perspires in pre cise analogy with yourself, lifts and retitle the cambric totter (po lies, as the Papist says, while ever (loth the orient humour burst forth at intervals upon her ivory cheek, and gravitate in einulons contrefluence with your own. Windows, doors, and jalousies are all thrown open to the breezes of night; flowers and evergreens give life and verdancy to did walls, and the golden moon or dia mond Stara gleam through the many openings with that rich and sleepy Splendour which good men will see hereafter in Paradise. It is my advice not to drink ireach ; restrain yourself till twelve o'clock or so, and then eat smile cold meat, and absorb a pint of porter cup, %Odell is perfectly innox ions to theipitern, and more restorative to the animal' spirits than punch, wine, or songaree, Above all do not he persuaded to swallow any washy tea; it gives neither strength nor vivacity, but rather impairs both, and makes you exceseively , uncomfortable. .It is important to remark, that your shirt colt ws should be Inoue round the neck, and the gills low; a mere white stock of thick holland, well starched with ar row-root is the hest cravat; Otherwise, with the ordinary uppers- tits your cloth, in an hour, becomes a rope, -and the etiiire . focale sinks iuto a state of utter dissolution. _••." La 1311110$011bitt eat glue c hose, buds la Danse!" said the F reu d, I,,dy. Dear maids of the Antilles, windward and leeward, it is CYCII FO with yon ! Sweet are ye at your breakfast of yams and plantains, sweet at your dinner of squash and guinea to wls o sweet when ye perpetrate political economy, and urge lumutuity towards the slaves, but Sweeter than'your father's sngars are ye, dear Ifeirs of the'earibbs, when ye come brilliant and happy to shine, like Maids,' in the dance. his ß p l a it r : g l r l i t ti oti on r s t hus ex - c h i ti l t i l ‘ s > e t r i t b s i e t ' f l u e e o nr hu of l'ic~m leis _ incur anti witticism, he in some parts assum es a graver character, and enters with no little sagacity and strength of reasoning upon the serious discussion of !4 owe of the . twist invariant questions of our colonial policy. - dogeUOLY M a E g i o ' A t il he C 1 1 I n t l e il v a .: 1 11: 4 7 r egr a, W i t 7 t e a c t li a t i ) n n nt g on i l l vii i a r a ,o t rE,: 36 e i !t e loa ( u tyli semi i! . t a w n r Tee fe lk o v : titk4ftelte:RuguelvtiroStn:lti.enjitie?riv,:nhai Berwick to e con ed i i bT ring of the gig broke , and am wai f 5 also thrown out. Mr. ad an at nr brnkeu, and his died on. Sunday morn sil°‘ll,ll:4 t i l ia l itr i n kr . i x l iy il i ti :lt t i ii;r g i t th l ei t i bi, lug. Mrs. Bingham was also much hurt, and is still in to unfa vourable it • etate, that it has hitherto been deemed prudent to con xeizsl f m ro u n e r hi h r e e r si t , l ec ie te n t i i t o i r utly ei f th at r e it o y f i h n er h yr s partner, Mr. Bingham parish, mid his loss is sincerely regretted. E. Tarrant and J. Carter, pacing -lane, auctioneers, Aloe 10, at eleven, 17, and July LS, at ten, at the Court of Ctuntaiswionerv. Attorney, Mr.Jotten, Slut-lane. sh „ w , J , f . o .b.', ~,Ed iv. Rl. , ,,,rt.dtlrrolivl4l, Yorkshire, Merchants, Juno Id, 17, at the Office of Mr. :111ihuti, 'lodelet's field, and July IS, at eleven, at the Castle of 'Viol. Atttitsiens„ At„ s „,. s . n a ttyy, Fisher, and Stu How, Chancery-lane, Lnitdon • and'Alr. Allison, iluddertfield. . AL Davis, Great Bolton, Laneaahire, tiinher , merehant, Alpo , at five, 23, at nine, at the Bridge Inn, Little Bolton,' Lull caviare, and July 15 0 at nine, at the Star Inn, Maneheater. At tandem, Mr. Pendlehory, Bolton ; and Mow& Ilurd and Johnson, Temple, London. J. Waterhouse, Oldham, Lancashire, druggist, June 26, 27, and July lb, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Manchester. AttOvules, Mr. Kershaw, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd anti Johnson, Temple, Loudon. J. C. Blore, Liverpool, con&ctione'r, dime 16 - , 16, and July at eleven, at the York Hotd, Liverpool. Attornie% Nasal* Moreeroft and Fowler, Liverpool ; and Mr. Chester, Stipl4 It% London. 11. Ilarlow, Afaeoletfiehl,-Cheshire, siik.nisuutaeturer, June 16, at one, 17, at ten, and July 15, at one, at the Augel Inn Alarelev. field. Attornies, Meseta. Hurd and Johnson, Inner Templ,,, don ; and Mr. Loney, Atacelesfield. • W. 1.6,14101, lidgeley, Cheshire, ihupkeeper. Jun° 1 5, 17, at fire, and July lb, at three, at the White I.Joit MOO Stockport, Che4hire. Atturuies, Mr. Makituani, Miadielemple. London ; and Mr. Hqwood, Stockport. it4 l: e . k . l G ,or ti t. ugli, Stockport, Cheshire, builder, Joao 16, 17* and July 15, at four. at the White Lion Inn, 61;tehror t ' ' Mr. Makinsom Middle Temple, Londtat ; a wl Mr. 11eyu...041, anti Messrs. N hite ALGIERS.-4ARSHALL S , NEW PERIS . TREPHIC VAIIOItAIIIA, just Opened in the Great Room, .spring . Gardens, representing the City of Algiers, with its inutiense Fortifications and Batteriew as it appeared before the Battle, the British Fleet entering the Bay to take their Station. The Battle at the . inittest period. 'The Algerine Fleet, Dock , Yards, "Stone Houses, ikc. in Flames, which decided the,fak of ' the Actiun, and Compelled' the Dey t o su b m it t o a ll 0 40. tamldi of the 'British. The arty anti Batteries of ,Algierit in' Ruins, as tbey app eare d, the day after the Battle, witli the Bilitish I.l44l.ritigmaCog the Christian SlavCs to liberty, happiness 1 and !loch , : ' T4:SLips of War beink 'on the largest scale, anti 2.!: ofi)- partied with appropri a t e d escr ipti on , an d mus i c , g i ves a hen t ie u of reality pot easily •deserib44' ' pAy Exhibitions from 12 t 4;1 Evening Ditto by Gas la 7 . ; i t ekulf-p a st 8 o'clock. ' _ 1